Perhaps at some stage in the future, a comprehensive monetary easing will reoccur. By then, making money seems easy, with an abundance of funds and a jubilant market.

The altcoin market will also see a resurgence. Therefore, what we should reflect on may not be the market itself, but the different environment we find ourselves in.

Just like in the areas where liquidity was most obvious before—NFTs. At that time, even an utterly worthless image could be speculated to tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.

And now, how many people still mention it? Why did some people dare to chase these virtual assets back then? To put it simply, it was because there was too much money with nowhere to invest. When altcoins were rising several times, or even a dozen times a day, it no longer satisfied appetites, leading people to turn to NFTs with potential returns of hundreds or thousands of times a day.

The logic behind this remains unchanged: when market liquidity is abundant, no one is satisfied with the status quo; everyone is chasing higher and faster returns; but when liquidity tightens, people's demands change to—earning less is acceptable, but losing is not an option. $BTC $ETH #美联储降息